madly
/ˈmædli/
adverb
- In a very enthusiastic, excited, or passionate way.
- She ran madly toward the finish line.
- He fell madly in love with her on their first date.
- The fans cheered madly when the band came on stage.
- In a way that shows a lack of control or reason; wildly or foolishly.
- The crowd rushed madly in all directions when the fire alarm went off.
- He was waving his arms madly to get the driver's attention.
- She scribbled madly in her notebook, trying to catch every word.
- Extremely; very much (used for emphasis).
- The idea seems madly simple, but it works.
- They were madly rich, but not very happy.
- I'm madly busy with work this week.
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